Templates For Pages Mac Os X Catalina

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1. Pages Templates are the design solutions for your Pages documents. The app contains 165 templates in total that can be used for creating great-looking, easy-to-compose and high quality documents. Once ready, documents can be shared, printed or transferred to your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch via iCloud.
2. Go to Pages.app, control-click on it, and choose Show Package Contents. Inside the Contents folder, go to: Resources - your preferred writing language - Templates. Highlight the 'ISO' folder, and hit Command-C to copy it. Go to Resources - English.lproj - Templates. Rename the English 'ISO' file (for backup purposes). Paste the copied 'ISO.

Yes, I do something similar with a program I use called CocoaJT, but via the Terminal. I use English as the system language, but I prefer to use CocoaJT in French. So, I went into the .../CocoaJT.app/Contents/Resources directory and renamed English.lproj (to Anglish.lproj), and mv'ed French.lproj to English.lproj .
Greg Shenaut

For CocoaJT, if you select the application icon and Get Info and in the Info pane uncheck English (and Japanese), under Languages, your menus will appear in French. If you uncheck English and French, the menus will appear in Japanese.

If you just want the Dutch templates, this hint is fine, but if you simply want to run Pages (or CocoaJT) in another language other than the system default, there's no need to manually go mucking around in the application's package. All you need to do is get info on the application, reveal the 'Language' section, and uncheck the box for your system language. Assuming that you have another backup language set in your International preference pane (I have it set to use Italian first, then English, then French), the program will fall back to the next language on your list that's activated for that application.

simX, very cool! Also a bit scary ... I unchecked English, and saw Keynote open in German for me, then I thought, why not delete Japanese, or another language I don't understand at all? I tried it, but the system warned me that my app might not run properly if I did this, so I canceled.
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osxpounder

Génial! Excellent suggestion, thanks.
Greg Shenaut

This still doesn't do what I think most people want:
To be able to run their system and probably most Applications in language A (e.g. English in my case) and have the spell-checking dafault to language B (which happens to be Dutch in my case as well)
I have tried both hints but still the language field in the inspector thinks I want my spelling checked against the English dictionary. Arrgh.

I think you are right. No matter what language the menus are in, the spell check in Pages keeps reverting to English. Must be a bug, or maybe there's some non-obvious preference somewhere.
Greg Shenaut

I think the paragraph styles have a language setting. So the English templates have English paragraph styles, etc.

Well, if you select French from the info panel for Pages, leaving all the other languages disabled, and start Pages, selecting one of the (now French-titled) templates, and then look at the spell check control under Edit (or, Édition), it does indeed say Français. But then if you start typing in French, it starts flagging spelling errors; if you go back into the spell check control, now it has magically gone back to English. I think it's a bug.
Greg Shenaut

the «Â Paragraph » style language must be set to the desired language
Inspector > Text > More

It's 2019, and Pages for Mac (Previously iWork) is still a great resource for creating business marketing materials. Apple has done a great job of improving Pages over the years and including updated templates that you can use to create great looking documents with little to no design skills. Templates can also be downloaded and imported into Pages and can be used alongside the Apple templates. We have updated our list of very useful free templates, and some paid templates, so you can quickly create your presentation and get your business done.

Update: Check out our followup article with even more Free templates for Pages

StockLayouts – Free Templates
Create great-looking business marketing materials quickly and affordably with StockLayouts design templates. Our Apple Pages templates are more than just a starting point, they’re completely designed – ready to edit and print. The customizable page layouts include stock photos and artwork and are suitable for printing on a commercial press. StockLayouts has both free and premium templates available.

iWorkCommunity
iWorkCommunity is a little outdated, but the templates still work. All of their free templates have been submitted by Pages users just like you. This website has more basic templates but they are great for layouts. Whenever we redesign our business card, I start with a blank layout from iWorkCommunity so I have printable full-size sheets to take to the print shop.

Jumsoft – Inspiration Set
Inspiration Set presents a fine kit of 250 templates for Apple’s Pages, from business cards and posters to brochures and books. Most templates contain multiple sections, which results in a total of over 700 layouts. This wide variability offers countless options for immediate customization, helping you impress clients, colleagues, and friends.

Graphic Node – Pages Templates
Graphic Node has an easy to use template system you can download from the Mac App Store to easily import templates into Pages for Mac. This makes it easy to get started. With over 10,000 free templates, you can easily find something that fits your needs. They also have a paid version that provides even more customizable templates.

Conclusion

What do you think? Is it better to start with a template, or create your own from scratch? Templates are a great way to get started and help you learn what's possible with Pages for Mac. Download a template and give it a try. You will be surprised how easy it is to create beautiful graphical pieces for your business or organization.

This article is an updated version of our original article on Pages for Mac Templates published back in early 2013.